Western Wall Collection (page 2)

Foundation of South East Corner of Haram Wall, Jerusalem (w / c & pencil on paper)
PEF316702 Foundation of South East Corner of Haram Wall, Jerusalem (w/c & pencil on paper) by Simpson, William Crimea (1823-99); Palestine Exploration Fund, London

Ruins of the Temple of Jerusalem (litho)
5997131 Ruins of the Temple of Jerusalem (litho) by German School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Ruins of the Temple of Jerusalem)

The Wailing Wall, Jerusalem, 1863 (pencil and watercolour)
823556 The Wailing Wall, Jerusalem, 1863 (pencil and watercolour) by Werner, Carl Friedrich Heinrich (1808-94); 35x50 cm; Private Collection; (add.info.: The Wailing Wall, Jerusalem)

Civetta, an icon of the dolomites in the Veneto, Italy. Civetta is part of the UNESCO World Heritage Site

Jerusalem. Mur ou pleurent les juifs. Grandes Assises du Temple de Salomon, 1860 or later

Jerusalem, Enceinte du Temple, Cote Ouest, Heit-el-Morharby, 1854

Faithful at the Western Wall, Jerusalem, Israel, Middle East

Faithful reading the Torah at the Western Wall, Jerusalem, Israel, Middle East

A ceremonial reading of the Torah from Torah scroll under the Western Wall, Jerusalem, Israel, Middle East

The Priestly Blessing Ceremony by the Western Wall at Succot, Old City, Jerusalem, Israel, Middle East

The Jews Wailing Place - Outer Wall of the Temple, Jerusalem, Palestine, c1930s. The Western Wall is is the holiest place where Jews are permitted to pray. From " Tour of the World"

The Wall of the Wailing-Place, 1902. Creator: John Fulleylove
The Wall of the Wailing-Place, 1902. The Western Wall is an ancient limestone wall in the Old City of Jerusalem, the Wall is the holiest place where Jews are permitted to pray

West Side of Temple Area from Barracks Near the Site of the Tower of Antonia, 1902
The West Side of the Temple Area from the Barracks Near the Site of the Tower of Antonia, 1902. From " The Holy Land", painted by John Fulleylove, R.I. [Adam & Charles Black, London, 1902]

The Wailing Wall, Jerusalem, Palestine, 1895. Creator: W &s Ltd
The Wailing Wall, Jerusalem, Palestine, 1895. Women mourning at the holiest place where Jews are permitted to pray - Jewish law imposes restrictions on entering Temple Mount which lies beyond

Jerusalem - Jews at the Wailing Wall, c1918-c1939. Creator: Unknown
Jerusalem - Jews at the Wailing Wall, c1918-c1939. From an album of postcards

The Wailing Wall: The Day of Lamentation for the Lost City of their Forefathers, c1935
In the Shadow of the Wailing Wall: The Day of Lamentation for the Lost City of their Forefathers, c1935. From Our Wonderful World, Volume II, edited by J.A. Hammerton. [The Amalgamated Press, Ltd

The Wailing Place of the Jews, Jerusalem, c1900. From Journey in All Lands - Palestine. [Realistic Travels, London, Cape Town, Bombay, Melbourne, Toronto, c1900]

Israel, Jerusalem, Old City, Temple Mount, Dome of the Rock and The Western Wall - know as the Wailing Wall

Faithful at the Wailing Wall, Jerusalem, Palestine in the late 19th century

Dome Rock Western Wall Jews Wailing Wall 1950
Dome of the Rock and Western Wall (Jews Wailing Wall). 1950, Jerusalem, Israel

Jews Wailing Wall Western Wall 1950 Jerusalem
Jews Wailing Wall (Western Wall). 1950, Jerusalem, Israel

Tanganyika Rift Valley Western wall 1936 Tanzania
Tanganyika. Rift Valley. Western wall of the Rift Valley in Tanganyika. 1936, Tanzania

Temple area Western wall Distant view Wailing
The Temple area. Western wall of Temple area. Distant view of so-called Wailing Wall. 1920, Jerusalem, Israel

Jews Wailing Wall Western Wall Jerusalem 1925
Jews at the Wailing Wall (Western Wall), Jerusalem. 1925, Israel

Aerial view Temple Mount Western Wall southwest
Aerial view of Temple Mount and Western Wall from southwest. 1910, Jerusalem, Israel

Palestine disturbances 1936 senatorial party
Palestine disturbances 1936. The senatorial party at the Western Wall commonly known as the Jews Wailing Place, or Wailing Wall seen in background. 1936, Jerusalem

Jews front Western Wall Wailing Wall Jerusalem
Jews in front of Western Wall (Wailing Wall), Jerusalem 1900, Israel

Temple area Jerusalem western wall Jews Wailing Wall
The Temple area Jerusalem The western wall of the Temple area. (The Jews Wailing Wall) 1898, Israel

Gates Jerusalem Jaffa Gate Western wall 1898
The Gates. Jerusalem. The Jaffa Gate, Western wall 1898, Israel

Israel, Jerusalem, Old City, Temple Mount, Dome of the Rock and The Western Wall - know as the Wailing Wall

Worshippers At The Western Wall, Jerusalem, Israel, Middle East

Western Wall, Jerusalem, Israel

Israel, Jerusalem. Jewish orthodox men pray at the Western Wall in Jerusalem

JERUSALEM: WAILING WALL. Jewish men and women at the wailing wall in Jerusalem. Hand-colored photograph, 20th century

JERUSALEM: WAILING WALL. Jews praying at the Western Wall or Wailing Wall in the Old City of Jerusalem. Photograph, early 20th century

Division between the male section on left and female section on right, of the Wailing (Western) Wall in Jerusalem, Israel, Middle East

Temple Mount, Dome of the Rock, Redeemer Church and Old City, Jerusalem, Israel, Middle East

Temple Mount, Dome of the Rock, Redeemer Church and Old City in Jerusalem, Israel, Middle East

The Crucifixion, detail from the centre, from the chapel of St. John, 1347 (fresco)
XIR84285 The Crucifixion, detail from the centre, from the chapel of St. John, 1347 (fresco) by Matteo di Giovanetto da Viterbo (fl.1343-66); Palais des Papes, Avignon, France; eMEPL; Italian

WAILING WALL, c1908. Jewish men and women at the Western Wall, or Wailing Wall in Jerusalem. Stereograph, c1908

Israel, Jerusalem, Dome of Rock and Western Wall (Wailing Wall)
Israel - Jerusalem (UNESCO World Heritage Site, 1981). Dome of the Rock and Western Wall (Wailing Wall)

Israel, Jerusalem, People praying in front of Western Wall (Wailing Wall)
Israel - Jerusalem (UNESCO World Heritage Site, 1981) - People praying in front of the Western Wall (Wailing Wall)

Israel, Jerusalem, Western Wall and Dome of the Rock

Prayer with the Four Species at the Priestly Blessing Ceremony by the Western Wall at Succot, Old City, Jerusalem, Israel, Middle East

Hasidic Jews praying at the Western Wall, Jerusalem, Israel, Middle East

Close-up of notes and prayers placed in a crack on the Western Wall in Jerusalem, Israel, Middle East

Western Wall, Jerusalem, Israel, Middle East

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The Western Wall, also known as the Wailing Wall, stands tall as a sacred site of Judaism in Jerusalem, Israel. This iconic structure holds immense religious significance and is often adorned with prayers and wishes from worshippers who flock to this hallowed place. Nestled within the Old City of Jerusalem, the Western Wall shares its majestic presence with the golden Dome of the Rock. The juxtaposition of these two architectural marvels creates a breathtaking sight that captures the essence of this ancient city. As one approaches this revered wall they can greeted by throngs of devoted individuals engaged in prayer and reflection. Men gather at their designated section while women find solace in their own area nearby, and is here that countless souls pour out their hearts' desires and seek spiritual connection. Recognized by UNESCO for its historical importance, the Western Wall serves as a testament to centuries-old traditions and beliefs. Its weathered stones bear witness to countless generations who have sought solace within its embrace. In past decades, snapshots captured moments at the Western Wall reveal both devotion and unity among those who visit it. People from all walks of life come together under one roof to pay homage to their faith and heritage. Beyond its walls lies an enchanting panorama that includes not only the Dome of the Rock but also Mount Olives – creating an awe-inspiring view that encapsulates Jerusalem's rich history. Visiting Israel's capital city would be incomplete without venturing into its heart - where Temple Mount proudly displays both Dome of the Rock Mosque and The Western Wall side by side. These magnificent structures stand as symbols representing different facets of religious identity intertwined harmoniously within this vibrant cityscape. A trip to Jerusalem would not be complete without experiencing panoramic views encompassing more than just The Wailing/Western Wall itself; it offers glimpses into a tapestry woven with spirituality, culture, history, and reverence for all those fortunate enough to witness it firsthand.